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WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT €1.00 WEDNESDAY • 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 • ISSUE 1013 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY EDITORIAL • PAGE 11 WEDNESDAY EDITION SEE FULL REPORT PAGES 4-5 Personal Loans HOME MAKEOVER? Compe ve Interest Rates All loans are subject to normal bank lending criteria and final approval from the Bank. The term of the loan must not go beyond re rement age. Cau on! Borrowing money costs money. Issued by Bank of Valle a p.l.c. 58, Triq San Żakkarija, Il-Belt Valle a VLT 1130. Bank of Valle a p.l.c. is regulated by the MFSA and licensed to carry out the business of banking in terms of the Banking Act (Cap. 371 of the Laws of Malta). MAYA GALEA mgalea@mediatoday.com.mt THE Gozo Climate Neutral Plan proposes paid parking in congested areas, higher ferry charges for 'tourist cars', car- free zones, more electric vehi- cles and major renewable en- ergy investments on the road to net-zero emissions by 2040. MaltaToday trawled through the discussion paper to under- stand what policies, legislative changes and funding decisions are needed to make this a real- ity Gozo climate plan: From parking charges to a €50m waste plant PN takes Broadcasting Authority and PBS to court, claiming systematic imbalance THE Nationalist Party has filed constitutional proceedings against the Broadcasting Authori- ty and Public Broadcasting Servic- es, claiming both failed to ensure political balance and impartiality on the national broadcaster. The case was filed before the First Hall of the Civil Court in its Constitu- tional jurisdiction by the PN, rep- resented by its Secretary-general Charles Bonello.The PN claims there has been a "systematic" im- balance in TVM news coverage in favour of the government. It is also accusing PBS of failing to enforce rules requiring presenters of news and current affairs programmes to remain impartial. The party ar- gues that these failures breached its fundamental rights, including its right to freedom of expression, protection from political discrimi- nation and the right to an effective remedy. PN Secretary-general Charles Bonello addressing reporters after filing the constitutional case against PBS and the Broadcasting Authority (Photo: James Bianchi/MaltaToday) CONTINUES PAGE 3 Family of St Julian's murder victim wants son buried in Morocco THE family of 31-year-old Abdellatif Oumakhlouf, who died following an altercation in St Julian's on Sunday, wants his body returned to Morocco for burial, according to the president of the Moroccan Community in Malta. CONTINUES PAGE 2